John Wick: Chapter 3 – Parabellum completely completely completely completely from the moment John Wick: Chapter 2,and takes place over several very desperate bloody days as John faces the consequences of breaking the rules of the High Table in the previous film.
His arduous journey to survival (and trying to find a way to fix things with High Table) will take him through dark back alleys and mysterious buildings, and finally we go back to... Well, you'll know later.
We discover much more about John's background story here, which reveals some interesting aspects of his character, and at the same time goes on a round of batting along the way.
At this point, John Wick can be likened to a battering magnet and in Chapter 3 he receives a lot of punches, stabs, kicks, shootings and throwing around.
John Wick may be the strongest man of all, not only because he can kill in a way that no one can match him, but also because he can receive the beating and keep rising again until he wins. He looks like Rocky Balboa as a vengeful killer.
Keanu Reeves once again grabs all the lights, and gives us an emotionally repressed performance but all he can physically.
He and the film succeed in presenting the great action that is expected! Chapter 3 sees relentless violent action scenes and every scene is more spectacular than before.
There's nothing John (and his opponents too) can't use to kill someone: with their bare hands, weapons, swords, or even books, belts, knives, animals, and gravity.
There are a million ways to die in this film, all of which have been implemented in the bloodiest way fans can expect.
Each action scene builds on the immense brutality of the scene before it, but there's a specific scene in Casablanca that some of the most unhappy can enjoy because of its immersive details.
In addition to the crazy action, there's something else john wick's fans will appreciate, too: the details of his world and his traditions, and chapter 3 doesn't disappoint us at all.
Vague laws, methodological procedures and old technology push the chain further into the legendary reality. Historical compatibility doesn't exist in John Wick's world
Weapons of war are often state-of-the-art technology, while bureaucracy, old currencies and physical advertising remain vital.
Having mentioned the above, it is worth saying that John Wick: Chapter 3 is sometimes wasted a little because he is so immersed in his own myths and builds his unique world that it ultimately makes us wonder what his purpose is when major decisions are not made or when whole sections of debate are raised after several scenes.
Alongside John Wick' character, John Wick: Chapter 3 brings back fan favorites such as Continental Hotel President Winston (played by Ian McShane), the proud but pragmatic Bury King (played by Lawrence Fishburm), the loyal and determined Continental doorman Sharon (Lance Riddick), as well as several new characters, each of whom leaves their mark in their own way.
The most prominent of these new characters is Sophia (played by Halle Berry). Perry performs a wonderful lyrical performance characterized by the brutal efficiency of her action scenes and in her exchanges of seriousness and humor with Reeves. But it's worth noting that this film is certainly not friendshipbecause Perry doesn't appear as much as one would expect.
On the other hand, Angelica Houston embraces the role of a Russian agent who knows John Wick much better than most of them (that doesn't mean she loves him more than survival).
Jerome Flynn (best known for playing Brown in Game of Thrones) plays a small but key role, and the same applies to Said Tagmawy (from Wonder Woman), who plays the mysterious source John intends to help, but most of the spotlight is hijacked by Mark Dakascos as Zero, the main killer in Chapter 3.
John Wick has become such a crime legend that he has fans, including Zero, giving his viewer some refreshing moments away from all the bloody chaos.
All those new stars are elevating action and building the fantasy world of the series with John Wick: Chapter 3 – Parabellum focusing on putting a new light on who John Wick is as a man even when the film presents new dilemmas for the series that must be explored later.
Bottom line: John Wick: Chapter 3 - Parabellum is full of action scenes full of enthusiasm and brutal murder, while providing new aspects to fans of his mysterious criminal world that has become part of their enjoyment of the series, pushing his hero to the breaking point and bringing him back as he provides new information about his background story. The film is characterized by bloody action and superior, while maintaining its strong emotional plot as we follow John Wick on his journey either to save himself or to die while trying.